New rehabilitation treatment of bed sores liquid combined infrared radiation and nursing observation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 New rehabilitation treatment of bed sores liquid combined infrared radiation and nursing observation Pressure ulcers due to prolonged bed rest, local compression easily lead to stagnation of qi and blood stasis, rotten meat, the formation of blood lost, elderly patients prone to serious secondary infections can be life-threatening .2006 8 months to December 2009, our hospital ICU patients were 30 cases of bedsores rehabilitation before the new medium combined infrared radiation therapy, to achieve better results, are as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information: The group of 30 patients, including 21 males and 9 females, mean age 56.4 + -2.6 years old, cerebral vascular accidents in 7 cases, 13 cases with metastasis, 4 cases of bed due to trauma, senile dementia 6 patients before admission in patients with no pressure sores, bedsores largest area of 8.9 8.3cm, minimum 5.2 3.5cm, sacral pressure sores located in the tail in 19 cases, 5 cases of hip, elbow in 3 cases, the medial malleolus in 1 case, 1 case of scapular , knee in 1 case, wound with necrotic tissue and purulent discharge oozing evil smell. 1.2 Treatment: medication before the removal of necrotic tissue and purulent discharge, clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide, wash the wound with normal saline, povidone-iodine disinfection of the skin around the pressure sores, and then infrared, radiation, radiation from the surface of the skin from about 30 cm, at any time observe the local situation and prevent bed sores and the surrounding area burn, 30 minutes, 1 day, according to a new after a good recovery with the amount of liquid directly onto the wound, and then sterile gauze bandage, dressing 1 day , each time when the complete removal of liquefied dressing, dressing secretion for a long time to increase the number of dressings to ventilation, the use of airtight dressing can increase the wound infection, healing of [1]. 1.3 Clinical cri